Remove image placeholder from BizTalk migration overview

Removed an image placeholder that illustrated integration points in a workflow.

Author: ecfan

articles/logic-apps/biztalk-server-migration-overview.md

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 [Azure Logic Apps](logic-apps-overview.md) is the enterprise-grade workflow orchestration and integration platform from Microsoft. This platform is designed for deterministic, long‑running, stateful processes across cloud and hybrid environments. The key differentiator combines low‑code visual workflows with first‑class Azure platform capabilities: security, identity, networking, monitoring, and governance. Azure Logic Apps supports multiple deployment models (Consumption, Standard, Hybrid), which empower customers to run workflows fully managed in Azure or close to on‑premises systems while maintaining reliability, state management, and auditable execution. This flexibility makes the platform the natural backbone for modernizing BizTalk Server estates, orchestrating B2B/EDI integrations, and connecting SaaS, ERP, CRM, and legacy systems where durability and observability are non‑negotiable.
 
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 However, Azure Logic Apps isn't solely "low‑code". Customers routinely use pro-code extensibility alongside visual workflows: inline C#, JavaScript, and PowerShell, custom code through local functions that run in Azure Logic Apps, and custom connectors. This extensibility lets teams embed complex business logic, transformations, protocol handling, and validation directly inside orchestrations without breaking the workflow model. In real‑world scenarios, such as claims processing, onboarding, compliance pipelines, mainframe and healthcare integrations, customers rely on Azure Logic Apps to act as the controlled execution layer that blends deterministic orchestration with custom code and, increasingly, AI‑assisted decisions, while preserving governance, security, and operational confidence at scale.
 
 In Azure Logic Apps, you can create executable business processes and applications as logic app workflows by using a "building block" way of programming with a visual designer and prebuilt operations from hundreds of connectors, requiring minimal code. A logic app workflow starts with a trigger operation followed by one or more action operations with each operation functioning as a logical step in the workflow implementation process. Your workflow can use actions to call external software, services, and systems. Some actions perform programming tasks, such as conditions, loops, data operations, variable management, and more.